Full Time Faculty
Michael Darough, Visiting Assistant Professor of Art
Michael Darough teaches traditional black/white and digital color photography, studio lighting, and the history of photography. Darough received his BFA from Arizona State University and his MFA from the University of Memphis. His work explores and documents aspects of cultural, individual and self-projected identity. Darough exhibits his work nationally.
darough@lycoming.edu http://www.Michaeldarough.com
Lynn Estomin, Professor of Commercial Design
Lynn Estomin teaches graphic design, digital imaging, web design, and interactive media. She received her MFA from the University of Cincinnati, College of Design, Art, Architecture & Planning. Estomin creates art about gender, social issues and the environment. Her award-winning documentaries have been screened at film festivals internationally and broadcast nationally on PBS. Her web sites and interactive art have won awards from Adobe, the Webby Awards, Site of the Day and Canadian Web Association.
estomin@lycoming.edu www.lynnestomin.com
Amy Golahny, Chair, Professor of Art History
Amy Golahny teaches the full range of art history. She holds degrees from Brandeis University (BA), Williams College (MA), and Columbia University (PhD). Dr. Golahny has published three books and over 40 articles, primarily on Rembrandt and Dutch art, but also on the art in Williamsport. She has organized exhibitions, most recently on Stained Glass Windows of Williamsport. She has lectured internationally on Rembrandt, Edgar Allan Poe, and other topics, most recently in St Petersburg (Russia) and Caceres (Spain). Her scholarly research and publications have been funded by national and international agencies. Currently, she serves as Vice President for the international organization that promotes Dutch art, the Historians of Netherlandish Art; she has served as president for the American Association for Netherlandic Studies, which promotes study of Dutch culture in the United States.
golahny@lycoming.edu Personal Website
Seth Goodman, Assistant Professor of Art
Seth Goodman teaches painting, drawing, two-dimensional design and color theory. He received his BFA from the University of North Carolina at Asheville and his MFA from Towson University. Goodman's paintings explore different avenues of American social critique by examining social class disparities, general social injustice and human folly. Goodman exhibits his paintings, drawings and
mixed-media work nationally.
Goodman@lycoming.edu www.sethgoodman.net
Howard Tran, Assistant Professor of Art
Howard Tran teaches sculpture, figure modeling, installation art and drawing. He received his BFA from the Academy of Art University and his MFA from Boston University. His work deals with issues of identity and culture. Tran exhibits his sculpture and 2-D work internationally.
tran@lycoming.edu www.haotransculpture.com
Part Time Faculty
David Burke, Photography
Since graduating from Lycoming College, David Burke has worked in commercial photography with an emphasis in healthcare. His traditionally produced large format black and white photographs have received awards locally and regionally. He has taught black and white photography at the college level for 20 years.
Burkedav@lycoming.edu
Sandy Corson, Art Education
Sandy Corson teaches the History and Practice Art Education. Sandy is a full-time art teacher and Art Coordinator at Jackson Elementary School in Williamsport and serves as a Cooperating Teacher for student teachers from Lycoming College and Mansfield University. She received her B.S in Art Education from Kutztown University and is completing her masters coursework at Penn State University.
scorson@wasd.org
Jeremiah Johnson, Printmaking
Jeremiah Johnson teaches the full range of printmaking. He received his BFA in printmaking from the Tyler School of Art of Temple University and his MFA in print, paper, and book arts from Syracuse University. Johnson's work deals with regional culture, folklore and survival. Johnson exhibits his print, painting, drawing and installation work nationally.
jj@jeremiahjohnsonart.com www.jeremiahjohnsonart.com
Katherine Sterngold, Ceramics
Katherine Sterngold teaches ceramics. She received her MS from Alfred University. Sterngold is a State Juried Member of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen, a member of the Potters Council, the American Ceramic Society and the American Crafts Council. She exhibits her ceramic sculptures and contemporary clay forms that combine slab-built and wheel-thrown techniques regionally.
Sternk@lycoming.edu
Staff
Rose DiRocco, Gallery Director

Rose DiRocco is the Art Gallery Director and Art Department Administrative Assistant. Rose is responsible for organizing six shows per academic year and she also manages the Eagles Mere Art Gallery in Eagles Mere, PA.




